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Hi gang I have a question about the EHA, I have had no luck in getting the EHA to reach the coveted 0 +or -, No matter what direction I turn the 2mm adjuster it remains at a -2.16 what could cause this? I replaced the ox with the mustang unit but I am not having much success.
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I'm sorry, but you did roughest mistake.
![]() N.B. Do adjusting of the EHA only in case of setting the differential pressure. Abstract changing of the adjuster position only worsens work of the KE-Jetronic! Check cooling fluid's temperature sensor and MAF sensor's potentiometer. |
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All of thouse things have been checked all are good. In looking for wires to check the wiring harness I found another box behind the N3 with a wiring harness like the N3, could this be the location of the EHA wires?
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There are NUMEROUS threads buried deep in the bowels of this forum that have the information you are looking for. Unfortunately it is very difficult to search things from 8 or 10 years ago.
If you can figure out a way to search that far back, simply search EHA. There is LOTS of good information backed up with good pictures. Best of luck with it.
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This is a N30 - the ABS's ecu.
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N30 thank you for that info, I could not find it on my diagrams. I did remove it and start testing wires to make sure the harness was good and so far I have had continuity with deceleration switch, the idle speed valve. I am trying to test those that effect the idle to be sure that the connections are good.
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